230 “one of the world’s worst kept secrets”: Amit Singhal, “Is Google a Monopolist? A Debate,” Opinion Journal,
231 “honest and objective about ourselves”: “Philip Foisie’s memos to the management of the
231 “the common good”: Arthur Nauman, “News Ombudsmanship: Its Theory and Rationale,” Press Regulation: How Far Has it Come? symposium, Seoul, South Korea, June 1994.
232 that this expectation is one that… most Americans share: Jeffrey Rosen, “The Web Means the End of Forgetting,”
235 “help it find a larger audience”: Author interview with confidential source.
237 Google is just a company: “Transcript: Stephen Colbert Interviews Google’s Eric Schmidt on
237 expose their audiences to both sides: Cass R. Sunstein,
240 “we shouldn’t have to accept”: Caitlin Petre phone interview with Marc Rotenberg, Nov. 5, 2010.
241 and 70 percent do: “Mistakes Do Happen: Credit Report Errors Mean Consumers Lose,” US PIRG, accessed Feb. 8, 2010, http://www.uspirg.org/home/reports/report-archives/financial-privacy– security/financial-privacy-security/mistakes-do-happen-credit-report-errors-mean-consumers-lose.
INDEX
accessibility bias
Acxiom
Adderall
advertars
advertiser-funded media (AFM)
advertising
augmented reality and
brand fragmentation and
day-parting and
disclosure of personalization in
in social spaces
on television
Afghanistan
agents:
humanlike
intelligent
Alexander, Christopher
algorithms
CineMatch
EdgeRank
Google search
OkCupid
PageRank
political districts and
Amazon
Kindle
Web Services
ambient intelligence
Americans for Job Security
Anderson, Chris
Angleton, James Jesus
anonymity
Anti, Michael
Apple
Newton
architecture and design
Arendt, Hannah
argument styles
Ariely, Dan
Arnold, Stephen
art
Asimov, Isaac
AT&T
attention crash
augmented cognition (AugCog)
augmented reality
Barlow, John Perry
Battelle, John
Bay, Michael
behavioral retargeting
Bell, Gordon
Benkler, Yochai